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date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 06:15:52 -0800 (PST),    group: microsoft.public.exchange2000.admin        back       


Exchange Database   
Due to a person leaving their job, I have inherited, with no training,
admin duties to our Exchange server and I am having to learn as I go.
I have several hundred disabled user accounts in Active Directory with
Outlook accounts.  I want to begin deleting these accounts.  What
impact should I expect to see on the Exchange server?  What is the
best practice for this task?  What happens to the deleted accounts
messages?  Any explanation is appreciated and the simpler and more
detailed the better.

Thanks
date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 06:15:52 -0800 (PST)   author:   unknown

Re: Exchange Database   
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 06:15:52 -0800 (PST), rearden.sherri@wphome.com
wrote:

>Due to a person leaving their job, I have inherited, with no training,
>admin duties to our Exchange server and I am having to learn as I go.
>I have several hundred disabled user accounts in Active Directory with
>Outlook accounts.  I want to begin deleting these accounts.  What
>impact should I expect to see on the Exchange server?  What is the
>best practice for this task?  What happens to the deleted accounts
>messages?  Any explanation is appreciated and the simpler and more
>detailed the better.
>
>Thanks

If you know that the users have definetely left then go to the
Exchange server, run up AD Users and Computers and delete the
accounts.
If you wanted to save the mailboxes to PST you could reset their
passwords, log on as them, set up their mail and export to PST file.
There is a utility called "exmerge" but if you're so new to Exchange I
probably wouldn't suggest it.
date: Wed, 06 Feb 2008 13:15:01 -0500   author:   Mark Arnold [MVP]

Re: Exchange Database   
Don't be too hasty; Investigate first.  Are the disabled accounts uers that 
left the company, resource mailboxes, or acoounts with an associated 
external user?  If they are indeed departed users, what is the company 
policy on disiposition of the mail?  Are there any retention requirements? 
Do your homework and you'll potentially save yourself a lot of grief.


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> Due to a person leaving their job, I have inherited, with no training,
> admin duties to our Exchange server and I am having to learn as I go.
> I have several hundred disabled user accounts in Active Directory with
> Outlook accounts.  I want to begin deleting these accounts.  What
> impact should I expect to see on the Exchange server?  What is the
> best practice for this task?  What happens to the deleted accounts
> messages?  Any explanation is appreciated and the simpler and more
> detailed the better.
>
> Thanks
date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 16:18:55 -0800   author:   John Fullbright fjohn@donotspamnetappdotcom

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